Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-26
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The price Of silver IN New York yeste
day was e7A.
The focndries OF this city are al runnin
to their full capacity.
County Treasurer Kessler viii refuse {
issue gambling licences for the present-
A large number of wood teams still In
WoodmArket Square despite the change i
the weather.
In the Police Court yesterday ]. L. Earr
drunk and disorderly, was fined 81 ant
costs, which he 6quidated instanter.
The Nontans Union ie nov shipping t
| the Anaconda sneIter about IS cars OF or
daily, which will produce about 1OA car
| Of matte.
Delmo, the dairyman, reports that stool
| still has and viii continue to be fed I'll
warmer weather sets in. His stock are 3,
in fine condition.
Every evening vocal and instruments
music is rendered by the Welsh Glee Club
| under the direction of Professor Thomas
at the Butte City Hotel
Walter Scott Peterson. of Stuart, Mon
tana. and Miss Minnie Green, of Hammond
ton, New Jersey. were married January 5,
1887. by Rev. Mr.. Hiler.
Marshal Jolley will start in on a crusade
against All UUlCSuecQ do&s cA II $cAh
Those who wantt to keep their canine pets
had better take out a license.
Officer Young reports quiet reigning su-
preme in our city. Last evening the streets
contained fewer promeDaders than are gen.
orally to be seen up to midnight.
That corn-fed Kansas beef at the Metro
politan meat market is going OF hike hot
cakes. Fat. juicy. tender and sweet. those
-l1 ,,e< q fseta If n or for mapa
West Granite seems to be getting back to
St. Louis yesterday were to the effect that
$1.25 was bid there With $1.3O asked.
There are large numbers Of men employed
as also quite a number OF lodges being cut
this side of Walkerville, on the branch OF
the Montana Union. nov in course OF con-
struction.
The soft glove contest TO occur this even
ing between Lawrence and Lynn will be an
event of interest in sporting circles. There
should be a good turnout OF lovers OF the
art at the se:-to.
The loss on Roberts furniture store on
West Broadway by the fire there last
week was adjusted BIZ Mr.. Pinkham yester-
day and allowed at $336.5O.
Robert lies. q native of Bristol. England.
died in this city Yesterday. aged about 43
years. The funeral will take place from the
Butte Furniture Store, corner Broadway
and Montana streets, at 2 p. N. to-day.
Oar readers are reminded that the COM
ball to Messrs. Couture & LIE
ord will occur on Easter Monday. 1t
be made a success for these genial
caterers to the amusement OF the COM
Tu- Nr~rD acIrou1clrae a col from Ter.
-itorial Veterinary Surgeon DR.. H. Hollo- |
Eav last evening. The Doctor arrived in
he city yesterday and will remain a few
to look after the sanitary condition
If horses in Butte and vicinity.
On Monday evening Mr.. Ed. Wright, an
Of the Butte Water Co.. was mar
led by Rev. s. {. Blackiston to Miss Elvira
'ifer. The best wishes of a number OF
riends accompany the happy pair for the
uccese OF their journey through life.
Tom Killing has made arrangements to
cave for Flat Head. he having a ranch in
hat eection. Macy of our citizens are ex-
tied over the reports from there and some
re leaving. intending to take up land
here and make it their future home.
Messrs. Haupt & Smith yesterday COM
leted a picture of the deceased Miss Steb-
ms. 1t was taken while the body lay in
be casket surrounded by flowers at the
ouse and the result is most satisfactory
onsidering the difficulties with which the
rtist had TO contend.
VIM. Bowden, at work last night On the
90 level OF the Alice mine, sustained a Sc
ere bruise of the bach by a fall Of earth
lille taking out a piece of ground to put
mber under it. He received medical at
at once and everything possiblein
,e way of care and attention is beingdone
u him to alleviate his s~uferings.
A petition for letters of administration
q the estate of George Bull, the man
hose death at the Sisters Hospital I'M
n peculiar circumstances was described
yesterdays MINER, was filed in the Pro-
ate court yesterday by the Public Admin
ssh. The relatives of the deceased who
ve in Quincy, Iowa, nave been notified.
A curious feature of the new license law
that anyone can sell exactly one gallon
any kind of liquor without a license.
he provision for retail dealers is concern
g those who sell less than one gallon;
at for wholesale dealers, those who sell I
'er one gallon. No liquors can be dis
,sed OF in the wholesalers premises, SO l
at sampling will have to be done on the
or in the alley. At least this is
e way the County Treasurer interprets
e law. ,
The Governor refused yesterday to in :
rfere in the Harding case, and the exc
ton will therefore take place to-day =
arranged. Harding's mother, in New ,
has made strenuous efforts to have :
sentence committed. but unavailingly. I
bile the community sympathize with :
r, it cannot regret the fnal result. as, if '
er a man deserved to hang, the man who d
.day nays with his life the penalty for b